It wasn't just the dunks, the amazingly innovative and creative plays, or the other worldly athleticism. He was an absolutely tremendous defensive player, had more game winning shots than I can count, and had determination like no other. Supremely clutch. So special.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

There will probably never be a player like him again

Three titles in a row...twice. He did whatever he had to do to win, on offense and defense.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

The man was a force of nature!

@xytras6451

3 жыл бұрын

@Theo Zahir No. No one cares.

@thomasjones4265

3 жыл бұрын

Would have been 8 in a row,if not for that terrible tragedy...

@jomercatibog2349

3 жыл бұрын

If he did not retire on 1993 it would be 8 and we would not have a lebron vs jordan goat debate.

@jomercatibog2349

3 жыл бұрын

If he did not retire on 1993 it would be 8 and we would not have a lebron vs jordan goat debate.

I used to tell all the young guys who were too young to see Jordan, “If you’ve ever seen Kobe at his absolute best then you’ve seen Jordan at his normal state.”

@cyber6sapien

3 жыл бұрын

Yup. Well stated.

@funpuns085

3 жыл бұрын

It’s actually proven too, Rookie Jordan has a very similar stat-line to Prime Kobe.

@quirinogarza7381

3 жыл бұрын

Kobe at his best is 81... Jordan didn't even make 70 (WITH OVERTIME)... soooo give Kobe 5 more minutes and see what happens... Kobe GOAT 🐐 Man 💜💛

@robglobal1

3 жыл бұрын

@@quirinogarza7381 this makes no sense lol

@quirinogarza7381

3 жыл бұрын

@@robglobal1 What part 🤔 , scorpio said Kobe at his best is MJ's normal... My point is Kobe's best is 81 MJ couldn't even make 70 with overtime, hahaha LMAO 🤣

I'm old enough that I watched his whole career. The thing that impressed me most about him was how he constantly worked in the offseason to improve individual facets of his game. He came into the league as immediately being one of the most electrifying players in the league. His game was full of dunks and other highlight plays and he could score against anyone. He then began working on defense and became the best defender in the league as well as best scorer. Later in his career he couldn't get past Detroit in the playoffs mainly because they just beat him up physically to stop him from scoring. So he spent time getting stronger and developed a more physical game himself to compete with them. He was not a good 3pt shooter early in his career (17% rookie year). Midway through his career he specifically worked on that in the offseason. By the time he won his first championship he was shooting in the mid 30s (not the best in the league but good enough defenders had to at least guard him out there). Late in his career when he was not as explosive offensively, he worked on his post game. He developed into one of the best post players in the league and mastered the fadeaway jumper. That shot became almost unstoppable late in his career.

@cyber6sapien

3 жыл бұрын

You perfectly encapsulated why so many consider him the GOAT. Skip Bayless refers to Jordan as an extremely talented "over-acheiver". Jordan was the basketball equivalent of when the most intellectually gifted student in class is also the hardest working student in class.

He was in the dunk competition 3 times, won it two times in a row. I believe 87 and 88. In 1988 he won the mvp, all star mvp, dunk competition, and was defensive player of the year.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

The man was a pure winner!

@cyber6sapien

3 жыл бұрын

Led the league in steals and scoring that year too.

@GoGetYourShinebox

3 жыл бұрын

In 87-88 MJ won scoring title (35ppg!), steals title, MVP, All Star MVP, Slam Dunk title, DPOY, recorded over 100 blocks & 200 steals that season (only ever been done 3 times, twice by MJ), was the first player to score back to back 50+pts in a playoff series (vs Cavs). How do you average 35ppg AND win DPOY recording over 100 blocks & 200 steals... that’s pure insanity. I have to say though Dominique was robbed in the 1988 dunk contest, but it was in Chicago so MJ wasn’t losing

There has never been a greater ATHLETE in world history than MJ in 1993. That was perfection!

@GoGetYourShinebox

3 жыл бұрын

I dunno about that, Muhammad Ali was a giant of an athlete

@jermo1213

3 жыл бұрын

@@GoGetYourShinebox yes he was. The Greatest of All Time. I put him with MJ, Pele, and Babe Ruth as sports Mt Rushmore.

He’s the GOAT hands down. I’ve never seen better. Grew up watching him and consider myself blessed. Like watching Babe Ruth or Muhammad Ali.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah he's definitely a cut above the rest

MJ has the high Points Per Game Avg across career in NBA history. And he came back after a second retirement after the Bulls to to play for the wizards when he was 39-40 with some injuries which brought his Avg down.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

He was a scoring machine!

@mannyneva1760

3 жыл бұрын

His first year in Washington was his most impressive year to me until the knee injury. 3 years off and by mid season he was in the MVP talks and had a 19 win team at 26-21 after starting 2-9. No knee injury and who knows what happens by the playoffs

He didn’t even make his high school’s basketball team. Now he’s the GOAT. He was a great all around player MVP for sure. Kobe did have a Jordan esq to his style of playing RIP Mamba.

I’m 24 and grew up watching LeBron. He’s definitely on basketball Mt. Rushmore but Jordan was on another level. He was the best at almost everything and had basically no weaknesses. At his peak it’s almost hard to describe how good he was without hyperbole

@sharrieffmuhammad9227

3 жыл бұрын

Jordan can’t shoot it’s very easy to know that

@MR-wd4rj

3 жыл бұрын

@@sharrieffmuhammad9227 Jordan is considered one of the greatest mid range shooter of all time.As far as 3pt percentages hes at 33% which is average in an era that doesnt shoot many threes.

@riquetc0060

3 жыл бұрын

@@sharrieffmuhammad9227 Read comment above idiot.

@tonyboots2958

3 жыл бұрын

@@sharrieffmuhammad9227 It’s actually easier to know that you don’t know what you’re talking about just by reading your comment.

@sharrieffmuhammad9227

3 жыл бұрын

@@tonyboots2958 prove it to me

He's one of the few guys that when I see him play he reminds me of the best soccer players. The grace and finess and timing. So smooth.

He did it All, competing in everything but 3pt competition, LBJ never entered a dunk contest and he never pushed himself like MJ

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

It really seems that MJ was more clutch, more ruthless in his desire to win than Lebron

@staciemohler4624

3 жыл бұрын

I’m pretty sure that MJ was in a 3P competition was bad but was in it nonetheless

@natedablack7857

3 жыл бұрын

@@staciemohler4624 He was (1990).

@sharrieffmuhammad9227

3 жыл бұрын

@@kabirconsiders lebron pushed himself more the anyone situation is very important in sports lebron never got the talent jordan got or the coaching or the front office jordan is great and can be goat but I won’t allow someone to say he worked harder then lebron no

@mikehunt368

3 жыл бұрын

you do know that the league invites players to the dunk contest right? you can’t compete in a contest that you’re not invited too 🤷🏻‍♂️

And to think, that video didn't even show him winning a championship in college, and Olympic gold medal, before he played in the NBA.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

The man was just a pure winner

@jordansoviet23

3 жыл бұрын

@@kabirconsiders Jordan was 11-0 in all championships he played 1-0 in college 2-0 in Olympics 2-0 in FIBA 6-0 in the NBA

@michaelsmith-iu1be

3 жыл бұрын

@@jordansoviet23 He was the only option for the last clutch shot in a close game. I laugh when people say LBJ is the greatest. MJ is the closest to perfection ever.

at 48" his vert was tied with Wilt as the highest ever. HE also pound for pound may have had the biggest hands of all time with the strongest grip according to Bobby Knight.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

a 48 inch vert is ridiculous!

Fun fact: he never lost 3 games in a row during his title runs from 91-98.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Thats an unbelievable stat. Win at all costs mentality, so rare to find in people

@jomercatibog2349

3 жыл бұрын

Actually in 13 seasons

He isn't just dunking on 'people ' 😂 he's dunking on hall of famers!!!

GOAT.

Not just 6 rings but 6 finals mvp 🐐

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

The undeniable GOAT

Kobe was his little brother, and molded every aspect of his game from Jordan.

@BrockMak

3 жыл бұрын

According to Phil Jackson (who coached both of them): Except for competitiveness off the courts. Kobe is more laid back, but still very keen to learn about many other things. MJ would be competing in everything he know he'd be good at.

I watched Jordan play baseball with the Birmingham Barons. There probably wasn’t anyone over 5’6 on the whole team and there was Jordan in the outfield ….. even that far away he looked like he was playing baseball with children. So funny. Had a great time

Jordan did everything on both sides of the ball. Won awards on Offense AND defense.

Michael Jordan = poetry in motion.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

The best ever

Mj is 5th in all time points. He ranks first in average points scored per season. And he is also first in average points scored per play off game

@spunkybug3507

3 жыл бұрын

What's crazy is he was able to get 5th even though he retired twice... it's crazy man

@mannyneva1760

3 жыл бұрын

@@spunkybug3507 if had he had a normal career he’d be well over 40,000 total points and his regular season numbers wouldn’t be as low and he’d also be the all time leader in total steals.

@spunkybug3507

3 жыл бұрын

@@mannyneva1760 I agree with that

@kinglaw7829

3 жыл бұрын

@@spunkybug3507 and had two injuries I think

The piano score towards the end of this epic video makes it even more......EPIC LOL The three shots in a row of the double pump dunk 3 different eras of MJ my favorite part

Jordan and Pippen were nightmare to score against. Both were top notch defensive players. Who loved to defense. You should check out Pippen also.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

I saw a bit of Pippen in 'The Last Dance' doc, he was one hell of a player

One KZreadr (a young guy) reacted to this same video. He put it like this: " Everything that Michael Jordan did on the court, he looked like the greatest of all time while doing it". And I couldn't have put it any better! Jordan's 1984 Olympic coach Bob Knight said that "Jordan played basketball better than anyone ever played anything." He was echoing the same sentiment as that young KZreadr, but did it so many years earlier.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Michael really seemed to have this aura, an intangible quality that set him apart from the rest

He is the GOAT. Even LeBron even in his 18th year still isn't anywhere near Jordan in terms of accomplishments, stats, skill and analytics. Jordan is 5th in total points, but that's because he played less seasons than alot of players. If we talk about POINTS PER GAME (the stat that actually matters), his career average is #1 in both regular season, and #1 in playoffs.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Fully agree. LeBron is a phenomenal player but in terms of pure clutchness and reliability in those huge pressure moments he simply doesn't match Jordan

@jeffsteik3564

3 жыл бұрын

Labron isn't in the conversation

@luka5465

3 жыл бұрын

@@kabirconsiders false.

@jomercatibog2349

3 жыл бұрын

Fact

The MOST TALENTED player I EVER seen

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

No doubt about it, the best to ever do it

Michael considered Kobe to be his little brother. Kobe admitted in interviews that without Mike there would be no Kobe.

ESPN did a 6 or 8 part history of MJ....."The Last Dance"...it was SUPER.....and that is an understatement. I always enjoyed his play and his character (and as a native Angelino, a Laker fan). This MAN is the most intensive person I've ever seen. That series really revealed so much of him that I did not know. Kareem is top scorer at 38,387 in 20yrs Moses Malone 36,928 in 19yrs Labron James 35,283 in 17yrs Kobe Bryant 33,643 in 20yrs Michael Jordan 32,282 in 15yrs Note: Malone, James and Kobe did not play in college. All three went Pro directly from high school. Michael Jordan played 4 years at the University of North Carolina. Plus he missed 2 years to go play baseball. Jordan played for Phil Jackson during all those championship years at Chicago. When MJ finally retired, Jackson went to LA and was Kobe's coach. He says Kobe copied MJs style and was better. I suspect he was just being kind to current star.

@cedricscaggs1409

3 жыл бұрын

3 in college went pro after junior year

Have to watch the last dance on Netflix, shows his true greatness

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Seen it, it was amazing!

I dont have a clue to anyone saying micheal jordan cant shoot when it was clearly proven in multiple footage that he could, He a Legend fr fr

His accolades are insane. I don’t think he will ever be matched when it comes to his accomplishments. He was ahead of his era and he was a winner at all costs. That mindset is hard to come across now a days. Also him and Lebron are in their own categories, I wouldn’t say either are the GOAT, they dominate their own eras

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Thats a good way of putting it. Based on everything I've seen though, I'd take MJ over Lebron, but they are clearly the two best players ever in my opinion

There’s a rumor that MJ was competing against gravity while everyone else was competing against each other. Different mindset.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

lol I like that

Kobe DEFINITELY modelled his game off Mikes

@joesmith3098

3 жыл бұрын

Which was smart, I think Kobe was great, not quite Jordan but I still have him over LeBron. I think Kobe modeled Jordans finished games. Jordans game evolved over his career. Kobe was never quite as explosive as Jordan was in the 80's but under the same offense and sane coach it was easy decision to mimick Jordan if one could. I would say Kobe was more "complete" at 24 or 25 as in developed his offense or copied Jordans.

@Izzy-mt2xm

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah even MJ said it once, but to think about it, it ain’t easy to even copy MJ’s moves lol talking from experience myself. To my credit I managed to get one done, and that was sticking my tongue out 😛 🤣

@BrockMak

3 жыл бұрын

Kobe's hands aren't anywhere near as big, either, so he can't Palm the ball and fake passes.

@jomercatibog2349

3 жыл бұрын

Nah look at the hang time. Kobe only pass the ball onto himself. And that's his weakness. Jordan has no weakness.

What Jordan was that the others are not is Spectacular!!! James and others are great players but MJ was Spectacular!!.. The man was scoring champion and defensive player of the year in the same season....Who else can say that?

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Completely agree, Jordan was in a league of his own

@marshalljankins4526

3 жыл бұрын

@@kabirconsiders : Sustained Councilman..haha.....Cool channel.

I grew up in Chicago when Jordan was playing. It was fun.

Michael Jordan was in Space Jam.

outstanding highlight video don't think ive seen it b4! It made me breakout MJ 63pts against the Celtics playoff game!

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah this was an amazing vid the NBA put togethor, really showcased his elite skillset

I grew up watching him, my first born son is named Jordan, he was born on 10-23-91.

Going up in Chicago doing this Time was Great watch every game on wgn

Most popular athlete ever.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Without a doubt

Michael Jordan is better in his sport than any other athlete in history has been at their own sport.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Thats a very big claim!

You are right about Koby. He played a lot like Jordan.

Everyone who came after MJ wishes they were MJ but none of them can ever compare or come remotely close.

You didn't see when he blocked the other guy's shot in the air, backwards. 😛😌😎

Great, great reaction... You said something that is so true, which is how things in the past are often overlooked and forgotten... When you look at Michael Jordan, I think his level of of game goes unmatched by anyone else, especially when you consider the era and competition he dealt with... Lebron is one of the greatest player in this now era, but I think. Lebron gets more credit than he deserves.. I think there are a few other players who can challenge Lebron for #2 spot behind Jordan, such as Kobe and Magic Johnson... Try to check out another forgotten in the past phenom, who Jordan was highly inspired by in his younger days as a basketball player... His name is David Thompson at 6'4", who was about two inches shorter than Jordan , but he was probably just as much athletic and dominant on the court as Michael Jordan... His career ended too soon because of severe injury, and they didn't have the medical technology back then like Lebron gets in these times.....

his 3 is 33% which is the average 3's for the league in that era, Most of what you called 3's are mid range shot just outside the paint but within the point lane. As for scoring he has 10 scoring title and 7 consecutive of it. His Free throw is around 83%~84%

MJ in his prime was the best offensive and defensive player in the world, considered by many to be the best athlete to play basketball and the most fundamentally sound player in basketball history. Coaches use videos of MJ playing defense and offense to teach players at all levels.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

The man was untouchable!

When you would hear the Bulls being introduced at home during this time, the game was already over before it even started

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah the bulls must have been untouchable with Jordan, Pippen and Rodman in their primes

Pelé was the very first sports figure that had an impact on me, when I was a little kid in the 70s

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

My dad loves him so much, made me watch all his world cup goals on VHS as a kid lol

When Jordan took that break in his career to try to play professional baseball it was only one season. He played for the Birmingham Barons in the baseball minor leagues in 1994.I looked up his stats. He played in 127 games and had 154 at bats. His batting average was .202 with 3 home runs and 52 RBI. Those numbers by professional aspects are ok but not spectacular but in his case they were actually pretty amazing considering he was 31 years old and had not picked up a bat and glove since he played in high school and he was batting against professional minor league pitching so guys that were legitimate prospects to play in the major leagues and baseball was what they had focused their entire life on while he had focused on playing basketball his entire life!

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

For him to do that well in baseball without the years of practice just shows his natural aptitude for sports

@ronluk76

3 жыл бұрын

@@kabirconsiders Yes some guys are just so naturally athletically gifted. Tim Tebow, who you have probably heard of, since his NFL days have come to an end, is now a minor league player for the Mets. I think he hit a HR on his first at bat. And since he focused entirely on football once he got to college, he had not played high level competitive baseball since high school. If you look at a lot of pro football, baseball, or basketball players in this country, a lot of them in high school played two or three of those sports and then in college focused on one that they wanted to go pro in. Quite a few star football quarterbacks were drafted by MLB teams when they were in high school.

The Oympic YT channel has full games of the 1992 Barcelona games. This was the debut of American professional basketball players in Olympic sports, the original Dream Team. Check those out.

Yes he was a part of a dunk contest I am pretty sure in 85 he won a dunk contest

@punkem733

3 жыл бұрын

He won two back to back.

@staciemohler4624

3 жыл бұрын

@@punkem733 thanks for the information

Jordan was truly amazing. One of the greatest sportsmen of all time. Kobe is by far the finest copy of Jordan but still a faint copy of the original. Kobe was a magnificent athlete, but he never played in the same court as Jordan. Whether in terms of individual achievement, collective achievements or even statistics ... etc. It's not the same level.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah Jordan is a cut above the rest

6 for 6 for 6 will never be done again

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed, way to difficult to repeat

His airness played on a whole other level. 2 things 1. Never ever trash talk to him on the court. If you do so not only will he win the game but he will the entire game taking that trash talker to school. 2. He once won the NBA championship when he had the flu.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely, MJ is a cut above the rest

And you didn't need a compilation back then. MJ performed like that every single night.

Different era different rules, in MJ era still can use handcheck.

Larry Bird said it perfectly " thats god disguised as Michael Jordan"

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

lmao

His defense is just as impressive: He's 6'6'' tall but terrorized big men with shot blocks. Faster & stronger than guards, a master at stealing or slapping the ball from their hands . Check out: Or .

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

The man was the complete package, I dont think he had any weaknesses. Thanks for those two reccomendations, I'll put them on my list!

@johnpaulosalto5685

3 жыл бұрын

he is really a shade under 6'5. 6'4 3/4 to be exact same goes for kobe who stand 6'4 1/2. The moment I knew about his height the more I admired him because he post up a lot on a guy who is way bigger than him same goes for kobe.

@georgebalza

3 жыл бұрын

Almost 6'6 but a solid 6'5

MJ is the greatest scorer all time with the highest per game average and he sits number 5 all time points. Everyone ahead of him in total points had played a few hundred more games.

Scoring: 1. Kareem( 20 seasons) 2 Karl Malone ( 19 seasons) 3 Lebron ( in his 18th season) 4 Kobe( 20 seasons) 5. Jordan. 15 seasons officially , but you can round it down to 13( year 1986 was almost lost entirely due to a broken foot & in 1995 he missed 65 games while playing Baseball).

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Interesting, thanks for the stats!

2 3-Peats... 6 Finals MVP’s!!! Who else will ever duplicate this??? 🤷🏾‍♂️

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Nobody!

He missed just like every other player, the difference is he didn't miss when it counted... Hence 6-0 in the Finals.

Jordan was very fierce. He was a raging bull.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

For sure, his will to win was undeniable

i enjoyed this reaction! keep it up!

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching mate :)

he has the highest points per game in NBA history. over 30 ppg

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Crazy consistency!

86% FT on 12 FT a game 43% 3P on 3 3P a game for his best years 83% FT 8.2FT a game 33% 3P 1.7 a game for his career but he was a mid range guy 21 a game on 55% in his best year his worst scoring year is 20 a game in his last year

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Very impressive stats! The man was a machine

The defense back in the 90s was so physical, exciting, and rough haha. Today is so soft with flops.

Career free throw line 83.5%, and 3pt was 33.2%

GOAT

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Undeniable!

Great reaction as always! MJ was the ultimate competitor (psycho levels, if we're being honest) ON TOP of being a freak athlete in every respect, insane work ethic, center-sized hands and wingspan, AND off the court popularity no had or ever will be able to match. Lebron is my favorite player but I know he's not better than Jordan.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

MJ just seemed to be the total package. He had every move, all the skills and that win-at-all-costs mentality that is incredibly rare

@3COI

3 жыл бұрын

@@kabirconsiders that's exactly who he was. Since you've seen The Last Dance, you know the extremes he'll go to lol

best video yet well done ❤

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate :)

React to NHL Rivals: Boston Bruins versus Montreal Canadiens. Over 90 years of turmoil, blood, and hatred, these two teams culminated 30 Stanley Cups and 54 Stanley Cup finals appearances. They have also shared incredible moments like the Brawl in the Hall, Too Many Men in Game 7 of the 1979 Semifinals, they're back and forth battles in the 80s, and Nathan Horton's Game 7 miracle in 2011. They are forever NHL RIVALS!

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Nice suggestion, I'll try to find some 10 min vids to put on my list!

@manzac112

3 жыл бұрын

@@kabirconsiders Separate the NHL Rivals episode into 2 parts.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

@@manzac112 Thats a good idea

@manzac112

3 жыл бұрын

@@kabirconsiders Some other good NHL Rivals episodes are these below: Red Wings vs Blackhawks: Old Western Bloodfued Blackhawks vs Blues: Old school vs New school Caps vs Rangers: Playoff Madness Flyers vs Rangers: A Battle of Ideologies Penguins vs Flyers: Battle of Pennsylvania Bruins vs Flyers: Beautiful Brutality Penguins vs Bruins: Black and Gold Wars Rangers vs Islanders: New York supremacy Rangers vs Penguins: Vengeance

@manzac112

3 жыл бұрын

@@kabirconsiders The NHL Rivals: Boston Bruins - Montreal Canadiens video came out in 2013, right before their epic 2014 clash in the second round of the playoffs, which the Canadians won in a decisive Game 7. The Canadians would eventually lose in the New York Rangers in the Eastern Conference Final. The video is about 22 minutes and 30 seconds; so, you can easily split it into two parts.

just name out how many guard is DPOTY, since 1988 till 2021 only MJ and Gary Payton this 2 guard ever awards as DPOTY

one of the biggest things people like to say about Jordan is that he couldnt shoot a 3. After hearing this one too many times, Jordan went out and shot 6 in a row before giving his famous "I dont know" shrug as if to say, Maybe I CAN shoot the three. He said himself that he could lead the league in 3 pointers, he just didnt want to. I think he enjoyed himself mixing it up in the paint so much, he didnt want to step out there to shoot a three.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah it seemed Jordan enjoyed the physicality of the game

10 scoring titles. Lead the league in scoring and won 6 titles. Only 4 players in the history of the league did it once each. He did it 6 times alone.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

The best to ever do it!

One more thing: Jordan won almost every notable award there was to win in the NBA. And he did this while missing almost three seasons of his athletic prime! : 1985-86 Jordan broke his foot and played in only about 17 games. (22 years old) 1993-94 Jordan retired pre-maturely from the game. (30 years old) 1994-95 Jordan returns to basketball at the end of the NBA season, playing in only about 22 games. (31 years old) Those were all seasons where Jordan missed out on competing for championships and other individual awards. And yet he is STILL either the first or second most decorated athlete of all time, up there with Bill Russell and Kareem!

He has the highest scoring average in NBA history. For the regular season and playoffs. During his playing career he miss 6 FULL seasons 85/86 (played 18 games) 93/94 (played 0 games) 94/95 (played 17 games) 98/99 (played 0 games) 99/00 (played 0 games) 00/01 (played 0 games) Had Jordan played those 6 seasons he would by far have the most points ever (estimated 46,000 points) He’s 4th or 5th in total points now.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Thats an unbelievable scoring average, the guy was a consistency machine!

The GOAT

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Undeniable!

People forget the debate used to be who is GOAT, MJ or Kobe. People push Kobe to the side like he was never in that discussion. Put respect on Kobe name people. MJ or Kobe or LeBron should be the real debate and add Wilt Chamberlain into that discussion also.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Completely agree, Kobe has never been given the respect he deserves

Michael Jordan’s like uh 5 or something all time scoring but based on points per game, he’s at 30.1 ppg for his career, just above some dude named Wilt Chamberlain edit: yeah that’s also first all time in ppg

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

30.1 career average is insane!

bro he greated moves never before seen. Watch his footwook highlights. He is and will always be the GOAT

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

100% facts!

@jasnycal

3 жыл бұрын

@@kabirconsidersYou would love come fly with me, and airtime. Unreal videos. Keep up the good work

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

@@jasnycal Cheers mate, I'll check them out!

Jordan has the highest points per game average of any player in NBA history (30.1 points per game). Kareem has scored the most points in NBA history, which is a record based on longevity. Kareem played 20 years to Jordan's 13. Kareem's average per game was 24.6points per game. Michael was 83.5% from the free throw line. 32.7% from the 3pt line. 3pointers were the closest thing to a weakness, but really his 3 ball was league average. Russel won many title, but yes at a time when there was less than 10 teams in the league. I'll leave a link to something very different. It's an MMA tribute video of Kazushi Sakuraba. The greatest submission fighter ever, arguably the greatest fighter ever and easily the most entertaining fighter ever. One of his nicknames is the Gracie Hunter. given to him after defeating 4 members of the Gracie family who hadn't lost in NHB competition in 48 years. Sakuraba is the only man to ever submit a Gracie in MMA, subbing 2 and forcing a 3rd to throw in the towel. He's beaten 7 UFC champs, 3 kings of Pancrase and 2 Dream GP champs. This video tells a great story of his Gracie Hunting days. kzread.info/dash/bejne/dHqcmJakptu9pM4.html

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for all the info and the link!

MJ is the GOAT, for sure.

You to keep in my Jordan played in the most physical defensive era in the game, thats why they came up with the "Jordan rules" and still avg 30+ ppg for his career and LeBron came up in the most offensively friendly era in basketball and teams shoot 2x as many 3's a game...man if MJ played in LeBron's era u could double his avg's...not to mention MJ's killer instinct is on a whole other planet

Ipp don't know if you've seen it, but there's a MJ/Kobe comparison video

The legends have said it best - Bird "That was God disguised as Jordan." Only after Mike's second season in the NBA. Magic "There is Jordan then there is everybody else." Shaq "Jordan is a 10 and there's no 9s only 7s and 8s." Chuck Daly "He's embarrassing the league." Then you have the self-proclaimed GOAT (King Flop) crying for his "damn respect" after his 17th season in the league and after winning a chip. Comparing Bron to MJ is pure comedy. Speaking of comical, it's like comparing Kevin Hart to Richard Pryor.

Yo! Just saying the crowed love MJ that's all that matters 🔥🔥🔥🔥

NBA All time best scorers. Kareem 38,387/ Karl Malone 36,928/ LeBron 35,283 (and counting)/ Kobe 33,643/ Jordan 32,292. Fifth all time.

Michael Jordan had the 10th largest handsize in NBA history w/11.4 inch hands, at 6'6". Shaq's handsize was 12 inches for perspective. I'm 6'4", I don't have the largest hands but they aren't baby hands either, and Jordans hands dwarf mine. Most the guys on this list were Forwards and Centers, and there is MJ at 10, a SG. www.tiebreaker.com/nba-largest-hand-sizes-history/

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Unreal that his hands are so huge compared to his height!

@tric5122

3 жыл бұрын

@@kabirconsiders ya it's insane, I had one of his books after he retired and it was the size of a HS yearbook, he had his handprints on the last 2 pages, My hands barely got to where his first knuckles would have been, and again I'm 6'4". It's why he had such great control of the ball. Guy would have been a HoF WR also w/his speed 48in vert and those hands.

He's technically #1 on the all-time scoring list. Several players (Kareem, Kobe, Lebron) have past him in terms of numbers ONLY because they where in the league longer than him. But he averaged higher than all of them. So If you do the math, His average during the short number of years he's played...he's number 1. Think about it this way: Jordan has more scoring titles than all the players on that list, LOL!

Not sure if doing movies Dancing with wolfs, beautifully filmed, music score fantastic!!!! Enjoy your show, making a 66 year old smile, check out Amy Winehouse, fantastic singer, RIP, Stay safe

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

I love Amy Winehouse, she had a phenomenal voice 'You Know That I'm No Good' is my favourite of hers. I'll check Dancing with wolfs out! Thanks for watching :)

Watch the full games

Watch The Last Dance on Netflix it is incredible documentary series on Jordan winning his rings!!!

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Watched it, it was incredible!

Goat mj 😻

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

The undeniable GOAT!

9:31 Imagine Kawhi Leonard now, but with far more offensive prowess and more trash talking and charisma. Kawhi is very quiet.

@GoGetYourShinebox

3 жыл бұрын

Kawhi is much like Jordan after his first retirement. Jordan around 1987-1993 was a different animal

It still baffles me how someone can watch this and still say Lebrun surpassed him in skill 😂😂

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed, MJ is in a league of his own

You should watch the video of all of Jordan’s game winners. I believe it’s 22.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the suggestion Wayne I'll check it out!